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馃挌 Add Ipython test and check it in CI #49
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I think creating a testing environment with IPython and plot a scene given by |
It maybe a stupid question 馃槗 But could @pyvista/developers teach me how to make ipython environment in local? |
Sorry if I misunderstand the question. To start an IPython shell locally, this is what I do: After installing it with: $ pip install ipython or: $ conda install ipython I just type: $ ipython Then I obtain the following: Python 3.8.3 (default, May 19 2020, 18:47:26)
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IPython 7.14.0 -- An enhanced Interactive Python. Type '?' for help.
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@GuillaumeFavelier This is exactry what I want to know. My concern was that it might require special procedures for pyvistaqt. Thanks. |
* cover ipython in test #49 * TST: Add a basic test in IPython * Add ipython to requirements_test.txt * TST: Try with off_screen=False * TST: Try with show=False * TST: Try with qapp * 馃摝 qscintilla * Revert qscintilla * Add SystemExit * Remove SystemExit * Fix error of QtGui * 馃摝 Update PyQt5 version * Revert "馃摝 Update PyQt5 version" This reverts commit 557aabf. * skip ipython test of Python3.8 on Windows * Fix pylint Co-authored-by: Guillaume Favelier <guillaume.favelier@gmail.com>
Closing by #51 |
@GuillaumeFavelier Thanks for your review. I am sorry that I could not find erorr of ipython. Could we add Ipython test and check it in CI? (It maybe another issue.)
Originally posted by @tkoyama010 in #40 (comment)
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